Bath Merchants' Association Annual Meeting at Colonial
The Bath Merchants' Association held its annual meeting Monday at the Colonial Cafe with about 190 business men. Officers named include President Frank E. Burns and vice presidents Scott R. Frye George F. Jackson and J. W. Moulton, plus a full slate of directors and a treasurer. Speakers urged community unity, support for Bath Iron Works and Hyde Windlass, and raising the winter bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Merchants’ Association
Colonial Cafe
Bath
Harry C. Webber
George E. Thompson
Frank E. Burns
Scott R. Frye
George F. Jackson
J. W. Moulton
Harry E. Stetson
Walter EK. Chase
Edward B. Smith
Howard B. Johnson
Harry W. Crosman
George A. Sanford
Joyd Lee Hooker
F. M. Wood
W. Rogers
Albert L. Strout
Webber
Burns
FP. B. Mehols
Stetson
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass Co
Death of Hon. Charles C. Crosby of Arrowsie at 67
Shock followed the sudden death of Hon. Charles C. Crosby after a heart ailment. A longtime public servant, Crosby was selectman for 18 years, Maine legislator in 1876, and Sagadahoc County Commissioner 1904 to 1911. Survived by wife Clara, two sons Guy H. Crosby and Charles L. Crosby, two sisters, and a Portland sister-in-law. He headed Marine National Bank, owned mills, and was a prominent lumber dealer with extensive Bath ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Crosby
Arrowsie
Maine
Marine National Bank
Clara
Guy H. Crosby
This City
Charles L. Crosby
Jane Nichols
A. H. Berry
Portland
Crosby
Bath
Sagadahor
Malaga Island care action debated by Sagadahoc judges
Judge James S Lowell and officials examined Malaga Island residents and ordered seven to the Maine School for Feeble-Minded in West Pownal. Despite county borders dispute with Phippsburg, attorney general Pattangall supported jurisdiction. About 39 residents remain, with future plans to purchase the island or relocate dependents as spring bridge repairs proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga Island
Jamess. Lowell
Sagadahoe County
Lowell
George W. Leadbetter
George C. Pease
A. F. Williams
Phippsburg
Maine School For
West Pownal
Jake Marks
Etta’ Marks
Lizzie Marks
Lottie Marks
James Marks
Abbie Marks
Anna Parker
Phippsburs
Sagadahoc County
Augusta
William R. Pattangall
Suagadaho County
State of
Acme cargo ship bound for New York and Bath
Morse Brothers of Bath chartered the steel ship Acme to haul 2,904,000 feet of Pacific coast lumber around Cape Horn to New York and Bath. The cargo includes ship timber and factory lumber with 1,344,000 feet for Bath, to be discharged at Maine Central wharf. Arrival near February expected if seas cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme
Pacific Coast
Bath
Cape Horn
Morse Brothers of
New York
Kennebec
Arthur Sewall & Co
Standard Oil Company
Astral
Tacoma
Washington
San Francisco
Morse Brothers
Cape Cod
Maine Central
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Maine
New Brunswick
Horn
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast Lumber
Flest
Percy & Small
Percy & Mall Yard
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Just
John PM. Clark
Y Wan
Chadbourn
Front St
Rooma
Kusivesa
C. M. Humphrey
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Maine
C. W. Watson
Office and Veterinary Hospital
Cedar St
Brunswick, Me
Ontario Veterinary College
Picaco Veterinary College
MDC
Ontario
Verinary Medi
Cal Society
Chicano Veterinary
Nary Medical Assciaton
Miss M. OH .Loach
Hae
Boston
Ith
Maive Uneral
Cai
Chas. L. Oliver Archie ER. Doyle
David KR. McDougall
Kinest
Fpf
Kelley Hay M. Thiggs
Peerless Casualty CO
A. 7. Stevens
Mgr
Cbcoombs
Music Hall
Cyrus W. Longley
Notary Public
The
Colonial
H. W. Owen, Jr
Bil
Harry FE. Stetson
Rupert H. Baxter
Banka
Messrs. Burns
Thompson
A. A. Percy
Edward W. Hyde
Ned
Association
D. Howard Spear
G. G. Deering
Merchants’ Association
James S. Lowell
South End
North End
Williams & Weston
Dreamland
Russell
Man
Arrowale
Malaga
O ‘le Game
Counell
Perry
War Department
Phippeburg
Winnevanne Bridge
Phinensburg
the Kennebec
Percy & Small of
Batu
Ace Bath Ship Builders
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